The O'Moore County secured their passage to the knockout phase of the Tailteann Cup against Wicklow.
The Laois Senior Footballers are preparing for their toughest test of the season this weekend when they take on Fermanagh in the Tailteann Cup.
The O'Moore County bounced back from a disappointing draw against Carlow in the competition's opener to beat Wicklow in Aughrim last time out.
Justin McNulty's side will be playing against a team that were plying their trade in Division Two for the first time this year on Saturday.
He tells David Hollywood his players are under no illusion as to the challenge in front of them:
Laois' meeting with Fermanagh in Longford gets underway at 3.45pm on Saturday.
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